The NCAA has been searching for a framework to regulate name, image and likeness, or NIL, since the policy was established in June 2021. Four summers later, a possible foundation is near, but no change will be without implications, especially for top athletic programs like the University of Florida.  The prominent NIL discussion surrounds the House settlement. Lawsuits by current and former college athletes are pursuing a settlement of nearly $2.8 billion that will attempt to establish a future framework for NIL agreements.  UF Director of NIL Strategy Ben Chase said Florida is more than ready to handle whatever changes head its way. Chase said he’s excited about the opportunities UF’s athletes will have going forward, including more NIL deals.  A decision is expected to be made on the settlement in the next few months if executive action isn’t taken sooner. Read more at the link in our bio. ✒️: Ava DiCecca 📸: Libby Clifton